POWER SUPPLIES 1 Flashcards

1
Q

is needed for
continuous operation of many
circuits and devices in a system

A

Electrical Power

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2
Q

The function of an electronic
power supply unit is

A

Convert Ac or Dc power line into the required dc voltage

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3
Q

base of an electronic power supply

A

Rectifier Circuit

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4
Q

This power supply contains a rectifier and a filter circuit

A

An ordinary or unregulated d.c.

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5
Q

TRUE OR FALSE
In a well designed power supply, the full
load voltage is only slightly less than no
load voltage i.e. voltage regulation
approaches zero.

A

TRUE

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6
Q

Also called Voltage Regulation because it
indicates the change in output voltage
due to the change in load current.

A

Load Regulation

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7
Q

Indicates the change in output voltage
due to the change in input voltage

A

Line Regulation

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8
Q

The change of load connected to a
power supply varies the load current
and hence the d.c. output voltage.

A

Minimum Load Resistance

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9
Q

It is given by the ratio of change in load
voltage to the corresponding change in
load current

A

Output Impedance/ Internal Impedance

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10
Q

A d.c. power supply which maintains the
output voltage constant irrespective of a.c. mains fluctuations or load variations is
known as

A

Regulated DC power supply

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11
Q

Regulated dc power supply is made up of:

A

ordinary power supply and voltage
regulating device

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12
Q

CIRCUIT OF A REGULATED POWER SUPPLY
The typical regulated power supply is a
combination of three circuits, which are:

A
  1. Bridge Rectifier
  2. Capacitor Filter
  3. Zener Voltage Regulator.
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13
Q

converts the
transformer secondary a.c. voltage (point
P) into pulsating dc voltage (point Q).

A

Bridge Rectifier / Rectifier

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14
Q

reduces the pulsations in the rectifier d.c. output voltage (point R)

A

Capacitor Filter/ Filter

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15
Q

reduces the variations in the filtered output voltage

A

Zener Voltage Regulator/ Regulator

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16
Q

contain a number of discrete and/or integrated active devices

This is better than the Simple Zener Regulator

A

Practical Voltage Regulators

17
Q

Parts of an Electronic Power Supply

A
  1. Power Transformer
  2. Diode Rectifier Circuit
  3. Filter Circuit
  4. Regulator
18
Q

to step down the AC line voltage (230 V, 50 Hz) to about the desired AC voltage

A

Power Transformer

19
Q

to convert ac voltage from the
transformer secondary into a
pulsating dc voltage

A

Rectifier Circuit

20
Q

smoothens out the pulsating dc voltage

A

Filter Circuit

21
Q

maintains a constant
output voltage regardless of
variations in ac line voltage or the
current required by the load or both

A

Regulator

22
Q

comprises electronic devices and circuits which require the regulated DC voltage. Hence the name ‘Electronic Power Supply’

A

Load

23
Q

It is somewhat a _______ as the circuit described does not supply the power, but rather converts it from one form (ac) to another (dc)

A

Misnomer

24
Q

If the second coil has fewer turns than the
first, the device is called a

A

Step Down Transformer

25
Q

This means that a____________
will produce a secondary voltage that is
larger than the primary

A

a step-up transformer

26
Q
A